Dr. Susan Block

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  1. Raouf Halaby
    03 · 28 · 24 @ 12:50 pm

    Your pen, your creativity, your satire (full of irony), and your marvelous syntax in the Yom Purim Column is second to none. I have shared it with some 50 colleagues and friends. You scored another Bushnell elegiac image. Thank you.

    When I lived in West Jerusalem (up through 1959) Yom Purim parades in Jerusalem were priceless and the memories linger.

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  2. Raelina West
    03 · 23 · 24 @ 10:51 pm

    Love your Purim plot to free Palestine, Dr. Suzy – if it worked in Shushan it could work in Washington (Wa-Shushan?)!

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  3. Martie D. Klien
    03 · 23 · 24 @ 10:28 pm

    I know you’re kinda joking, but seriously, what a great idea for Purim for Dr. Jill Biden to play Queen Esther and seduce Joe into getting a Ceasefire by stopping all arms to Bibi, like Esther seduced King Ahasuerus into stopping Haman from killing all the Jews in Persia. Wow!

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  4. Rich Biggly
    03 · 23 · 24 @ 10:27 pm

    Yeeha! What a fantastic ride through emerald forests where goddesses rise to bless the Earth, and there is no shame in getting pegged. Happy Spring Equinox, Goddess!

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  5. Emita Altair
    03 · 23 · 24 @ 10:26 pm

    Dr. Suzy is the Queen of Mythology – from Celtic to Greek to Hebrew to American – and of Reality – from Boeing’s blunders to the horrors in Gaza to the terrifying inspiring beauty of the Burning Soldier.

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  6. Missy Wilde
    03 · 23 · 24 @ 10:25 pm

    What a vibrant audio bouquet of Spring Equinox flowers and clovers. Though the Boeing blunders are scary enough for Halloween. But I love the Prince of Pegging!

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  7. bae
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 11:46 pm

    This FDR show is a vibrant and multifaceted journey encompassing themes of love, politics, religion, and personal milestones. With her signature wit and insight, Dr. Susan Block navigates through a spectrum of topics, from St. Patrick’s Day festivities to deep discussions on societal issues like the proliferation of war porn and the complexities of the British Royal Family. With a blend of humor and thought-provoking commentary, Dr. Block delves into the historic significance of the Spring Equinox and Purim while advocating for social justice.

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  8. MarsFX
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 5:03 pm

    I’m always learning new things on FDR! Dr Suzy’s illuminating points about corporate dictatorship are making me think about cost-cutting measures employed in the next Boeing jet I might have to board. Thank you for bringing these things up – in addition to all the fun stuff. Maria’s comment at the end was so sweet, Dr. Suzy and Max do have the best chemistry – an early happy anniversary!

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  9. Lynn Frields
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 5:03 pm

    Love the timely topics on sex, politics, and culture that Dr. Suzy and Max discuss with the colorful callers. I just watched the clip Dr. Suzy did on Persephone that’s on the journal, and I realize that the re-birth phenomen happens for us mere mortals every morning, where we get to choose to live in the light, or down in the underworld. Let the light into your life and your loves! #GoBonobos!

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  10. Harry
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 11:58 am

    A modern-day Esther would definitely be an awesome way to solve the world’s problems. What if all the women the world over decided to hold off the nubbin until there was no more war! I bet we’d have world peace inside of one year!

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  11. Gideon Grayson
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 2:13 am

    Great show!

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  12. PersiaRae
    03 · 19 · 24 @ 12:15 am

    You Go Dr. Suzy and Max. Thanks for fighting for your rights, my rights, and the rights of the people. On behalf of the people “THANK YOU” I give you my upmost support. Let the Bonobos, Kinksters, Fans, Show-goers, and one and all come together to support this “David and Goliath” fight of our favorite sex educator Dr. Suzy against the META-lopoly.
    #JUSTice #StandUpForRights

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  13. Ruby Aruba
    03 · 18 · 24 @ 6:24 pm

    The story of Esther seems like the one about Cleopatra seducing Caesar to save Egpyt too – the concept of obtaining power in a situation through peaceful means is so important for our society as we develop to be more sophisticated human beings, I question corporal punishment

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